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okiefarmer · December 2, 2011, 06:17 PM

ICH,

That was my main issue, storing boolits. but it is also somewhat sticky to handle when loading. I was mostly concerned about the CR flowing out of the grooves upon firing and doing its deed. I was thinking the softer lube would be better for the slower boolits, and the harder lube, heating up from faster velocities, would melt out of the grooves. I may go to CR for everything too. I do alot of my casting and lubing in the winter, loading too, but try to cast/lube enough for the whole year while it's nasty in the winter and little to do outside on the farm.

December 2, 2011, 06:17 PM	#10
okiefarmer Senior Member Join Date: February 20, 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 381	ICH, That was my main issue, storing boolits. but it is also somewhat sticky to handle when loading. I was mostly concerned about the CR flowing out of the grooves upon firing and doing its deed. I was thinking the softer lube would be better for the slower boolits, and the harder lube, heating up from faster velocities, would melt out of the grooves. I may go to CR for everything too. I do alot of my casting and lubing in the winter, loading too, but try to cast/lube enough for the whole year while it's nasty in the winter and little to do outside on the farm.